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User: An organizational capability is a company's ability to manage resources, such as employees, effectively to gain an advantage over competitors.

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An organizational capability is a company's ability to manage resources, such as employees, effectively to gain an advantage over competitors.

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An organizational capability is a company's ability to manage resources, such as employees, effectively to gain an advantage over competitors. The company's organizational capabilities must focus on the business's ability to meet customer demand. In addition, organizational capabilities must be unique to the organization to prevent replication by competitors. Organizational capabilities are anything a company does well that improves business and differentiates the business in the market. Developing and cultivating organizational capabilities can help small business owners gain an advantage in a competitive environment by focusing on the areas where they excel.<ref>What is Organizational Capability? [http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance-organizational-capability-13295.html Chron]</ref>

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 *[[Organization]]
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−	An organizational capability is a company's ability to manage resources, such as employees, effectively to gain an advantage over competitors. The company's organizational capabilities must focus on the [[business]]'s ability to meet [[customer~~]] [[~~demand]]. In addition, organizational capabilities must be unique to the organization to prevent replication by competitors. Organizational capabilities are anything a company does well that improves business and differentiates the business in the [[market]]. Developing and cultivating organizational capabilities can help small business owners gain an advantage in a competitive environment by focusing on the areas where they excel.<ref>What is Organizational Capability? [http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance-organizational-capability-13295.html Chron]</ref>	+	An organizational capability is a company's ability to manage resources, such as employees, effectively to gain an advantage over competitors. The company's organizational capabilities must focus on the business's ability to meet customer demand. In addition, organizational capabilities must be unique to the organization to prevent replication by competitors. Organizational capabilities are anything a company does well that improves business and differentiates the business in the market. Developing and cultivating organizational capabilities can help small business owners gain an advantage in a competitive environment by focusing on the areas where they excel.<ref>What is Organizational Capability? [http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance-organizational-capability-13295.html Chron]</ref>

	Organizational capability is an important aspect of any business, as it serves to indicate the strengths of the organization and its ability to execute its chosen business strategy. Organizations must assess their capabilities in order to gain insight into their competitive advantage, enabling them to remain competitive and successful in a changing market. This assessment consists of evaluating strategic capabilities, which involve a combination of people, organization, and technology. Through effective capability management and coordination across all business verticals, organizations can ensure that they are able to effectively carry out any planned strategies for success. Assessing organizational capability allows an organization to measure current performance against its goals and objectives – necessary for overall improvement – while also providing valuable data on which areas require more focus or resources in order for an organization's success to continue.		Organizational capability is an important aspect of any business, as it serves to indicate the strengths of the organization and its ability to execute its chosen business strategy. Organizations must assess their capabilities in order to gain insight into their competitive advantage, enabling them to remain competitive and successful in a changing market. This assessment consists of evaluating strategic capabilities, which involve a combination of people, organization, and technology. Through effective capability management and coordination across all business verticals, organizations can ensure that they are able to effectively carry out any planned strategies for success. Assessing organizational capability allows an organization to measure current performance against its goals and objectives – necessary for overall improvement – while also providing valuable data on which areas require more focus or resources in order for an organization's success to continue.

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−	An organizational capability is a company's ability to manage resources, such as employees, effectively to gain an advantage over competitors. The company's organizational capabilities must focus on the business's ability to meet customer demand. In addition, organizational capabilities must be unique to the organization to prevent replication by competitors. Organizational capabilities are anything a company does well that improves business and differentiates the business in the market. Developing and cultivating organizational capabilities can help small business owners gain an advantage in a competitive environment by focusing on the areas where they excel.<ref>What is Organizational Capability? [http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance-organizational-capability-13295.html Chron]</ref>	+	An organizational capability is a company's ability to manage resources, such as employees, effectively to gain an advantage over competitors. The company's organizational capabilities must focus on the [[business]]'s ability to meet [[customer]] [[demand]]. In addition, organizational capabilities must be unique to the organization to prevent replication by competitors. Organizational capabilities are anything a company does well that improves business and differentiates the business in the [[market]]. Developing and cultivating organizational capabilities can help small business owners gain an advantage in a competitive environment by focusing on the areas where they excel.<ref>What is Organizational Capability? [http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance-organizational-capability-13295.html Chron]</ref>

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−	===References===	+	== See Also ==
		+	[[Organization]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Commitment]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Commitment Questionnaire (OCQ)]]<br />
		+	[[Organization Design]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Agility]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Architecture]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Change]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Change Management (OCM)]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Culture]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational DNA]]<br />
		+	[[Organization Chart]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Absorption]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Configurations]]<br />
		+	[[Organizational Development]]<br />
		+	[[Three- Component Model Questionnaire (TCM)]]
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		+	== References ==
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